THEORETICAL PREDICTION OF WELD POOL AND WELD BEAD SHAPES - AWRA DOCUMENT P14-23-86, AWRA CONTRACT NO. 115.

Kovitya, P.; Cram, L.; Little, A.

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THEORETICAL PREDICTION OF WELD POOL AND WELD BEAD SHAPES - AWRA DOCUMENT P14-23-86, AWRA CONTRACT NO. 115.

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1986

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Kovitya, P.

Cram, L.

Little, A.

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The development of a reliable, quantitative theory of the welding process will allow the use of analytical methods to specify sound and cost-effective welding procedures. The work presented here develops a numerical method to solve three-dimensional steady heat transfer in a plate moving with constant velocity. The method can be used to predict weld profiles and cooling times for a wide range of conditions.

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Australian Welding Research

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